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Dodgers Easy Online MLB Betting Pick Over Pirates
Posted by: Mike Davis Posted on: Mon, May 08th, 2017 4:08 PM
The online MLB betting season is starting to take shape. So far things have remained fairly balance around the league, with the Houston Astros owning the largest lead of any division-leaders with their 5-game leverage over 2nd place Los Angeles in the AL West. However, as we prepare for Monday's action it's clear the spotlight is still shining brightly on the New York Yankees who, alongside the Chicago Cubs, wrote themselves into the MLB history books.
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When it was all said and done, the score read 5-4. But that tally doesn't do 18 innings of baseball justice. 18 innings that were comprised of 6 hours 15 minutes, a record-breaking number of strikeouts, and over 500 pitches from a total of 15 pitchers. Baseball is far from the most riveting sport and it's hard to imagine that too many people stayed glued for the entire 18 innings. Nevertheless, history was made and the Yanks can brag that they came out on top.
The MLB has a myriad of contests on deck for players who bet on MLB Monday night. The action will begin at 7 o'clock when Nationals face off against the Orioles and will conclude with the Pirates facing the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Los Angeles Dodgers – Game 1 – Monday, May 8th
When: 10:10 pm ET
Where: Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, California
TV: MLB TV, Local Broadcasts
Series: First of Three Game Series
Baseball Betting Odds:
Pittsburgh Pirates +1 ½ (-120) 8 (-110) +188
Los Angeles Dodgers -1 ½ (EV) 8 (-110) -205
Coming off a fairly successful season that saw the Pirates go 78-83-1 and finish 3rd in the National League Central, Pittsburgh is ready to pick up right where they left off. Unfortunately, a Wild Card loss to the Cubs is right where the Pirates left off and it seems that they haven't been able to shake off that losing attitude. The Pirates come into Monday night's contest sporting a less than impressive 14-17 record that ranks them dead last in the Division. The Pirates last took to the mound Sunday night in a 6-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers that highlighted the team's need for a revamped offense.
The Pirates will be sending Trevor Williams to the mound. Williams is 1-1 on the season with a 5.40 ERA.
The Dodgers are coming off a highly successful season. The Dodgers finished 2016 with a 91-71 record that gave way to a 1st place finish in the NL West. Once in the playoffs, Los Angeles was able to advance to the NL Championship Series where they lost to the Cubs 4-2.
Brandon McCarthy will get the start for the Dodgers. McCarthy is 3-0 on the year with a 3.10 ERA.

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// This file is distributed under the BSD License.
// See "license.txt" for details.
// Copyright 2009-2012, Jonathan Turner (jonathan@emptycrate.com)
// Copyright 2009-2014, Jason Turner (jason@emptycrate.com)
// http://www.chaiscript.com

#ifndef CHAISCRIPT_HPP_
#define CHAISCRIPT_HPP_

/// @mainpage
/// [ChaiScript](http://www.chaiscript.com") is a scripting language designed specifically for integration with C++. It provides
/// seamless integration with C++ on all levels, including shared_ptr objects, functors and exceptions.
///
/// The parts of the ChaiScript API that the average user will be concerned with are contained in the
/// chaiscript namespace and the chaiscript::ChaiScript class.
///
/// The end user parts of the API are extremely simple both in size and ease of use.
///
/// Currently, all source control and project management aspects of ChaiScript occur on [github](http://www.github.com/ChaiScript/ChaiScript").
///
/// ------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @sa chaiscript
/// @sa chaiscript::ChaiScript
/// @sa ChaiScript_Language for Built in Functions
/// @sa @ref LangGettingStarted
/// @sa @ref LangKeywordRef
/// @sa @ref LangInPlaceRef
/// @sa @ref LangObjectSystemRef
/// @sa http://www.chaiscript.com
/// @sa http://www.github.com/ChaiScript/ChaiScript
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section gettingstarted API Getting Started
///
/// - @ref basics
/// - @ref compiling
/// - @ref eval
/// - @ref adding_items
/// - @ref operatoroverloading
/// - @ref add_class
/// - @ref pointer_conversions
/// - @ref baseclasses
/// - @ref functionobjects
/// - @ref threading
/// - @ref exceptions
///
///
/// @subsection basics Basics
///
/// Basic simple example:
///
/// ~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// //main.cpp
/// #include <chaiscript/chaiscript.hpp>
///
/// double function(int i, double j)
/// {
///   return i * j;
/// }
///
/// int main()
/// {
///   chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
///   chai.add(&function, "function");
///
///   double d = chai.eval<double>("function(3, 4.75);");
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~
///
/// ------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @subsection compiling Compiling ChaiScript Applications
///
/// ChaiScript is a header only library with only one dependecy: The
/// operating system provided dynamic library loader, which has to be specified on some platforms.
///
/// @subsubsection compilinggcc Compiling with GCC
///
/// To compile the above application on a Unix like operating system (MacOS, Linux) with GCC you need to link
/// the dynamic loader. For example:
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// gcc main.cpp -I/path/to/chaiscript/headers -ldl
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// Alternatively, you may compile without threading support.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// gcc main.cpp -I/path/to/chaiscript/headers -ldl -DCHAISCRIPT_NO_THREADS
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// ------------------------------------------
///
/// @subsection eval Evaluating Scripts
///
/// Scripts can be evaluated with the () operator, eval method or eval_file method.
///
/// @subsubsection parenoperator () Operator
///
/// operator() can be used as a handy shortcut for evaluating ChaiScript snippets.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
/// chai("print(@"hello world@")");
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa chaiscript::ChaiScript::operator()(const std::string &)
///
/// @subsubsection evalmethod Method 'eval'
///
/// The eval method is somewhat more verbose and can be used to get typesafely return values
/// from the script.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
/// chai.eval("callsomefunc()");
/// int result = chai.eval<int>("1 + 3");
/// // result now equals 4
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa chaiscript::ChaiScript::eval
///
/// @subsubsection evalfilemethod Method 'eval_file'
///
/// The 'eval_file' method loads a file from disk and executes the script in it
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
/// chai.eval_file("myfile.chai");
/// std::string result = chai.eval_file<std::string>("myfile.chai") // extract the last value returned from the file
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa chaiscript::ChaiScript::eval_file
///
/// --------------------------------------------------
///
/// @subsection adding_items Adding Items to ChaiScript
///
/// ChaiScript supports 4 basic things that can be added: objects, functions, type infos and Modules
///
/// @subsubsection adding_objects Adding Objects
///
/// Named objects can be created with the chaiscript::var function. Note: adding a object
/// adds it to the current thread scope, not to a global scope. If you have multiple
/// threads that need to access the same variables you will need to add them
/// separately for each thread, from the thread itself.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// using namespace chaiscript;
/// ChaiScript chai;
/// int i = 5;
/// chai.add(var(i), "i");
/// chai("print(i)");
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// Immutable objects can be created with the chaiscript::const_var function.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// chai.add(const_var(i), "i");
/// chai("i = 5"); // exception throw, cannot assign const var
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// Named variables can only be accessed from the context they are created in.
/// If you want a global variable, it must be const, and created with the
/// chaiscript::ChaiScript::add_global_const function.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// chai.add_global_const(const_var(i), "i");
/// chai("def somefun() { print(i); }; sumfun();");
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// @subsubsection adding_functions Adding Functions
///
/// Functions, methods and members are all added using the same function: chaiscript::fun.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// using namespace chaiscript;
///
/// class MyClass {
///   public:
///     int memberdata;
///     void method();
///     void method2(int);
///     static void staticmethod();
///     void overloadedmethod();
///     void overloadedmethod(const std::string &);
/// };
///
/// ChaiScript chai;
/// chai.add(fun(&MyClass::memberdata), "memberdata");
/// chai.add(fun(&MyClass::method), "method");
/// chai.add(fun(&MyClass::staticmethod), "staticmethod");
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// Overloaded methods will need some help, to hint the compiler as to which overload you want:
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// chai.add(fun<void (MyClass::*)()>(&MyClass::overloadedmethod), "overloadedmethod");
/// chai.add(fun<void (MyClass::*)(const std::string &)>(&MyClass::overloadedmethod), "overloadedmethod");
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// There are also shortcuts built into chaiscript::fun for binding up to the first two parameters of the function.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// MyClass obj;
/// chai.add(fun(&MyClass::method, &obj), "method");
/// chai("method()"); // equiv to obj.method()
/// chai.add(fun(&MyClass::method2, &obj, 3), "method2");
/// chai("method2()"); // equiv to obj.method2(3)
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// @subsubsection addingtypeinfo Adding Type Info
///
/// ChaiScript will automatically support any type implicitly provided to it in the form
/// of objects and function parameters / return types. However, it can be nice to let ChaiScript
/// know more details about the types you are giving it. For instance, the "clone" functionality
/// cannot work unless there is a copy constructor registered and the name of the type is known
/// (so that ChaiScript can look up the copy constructor).
///
/// Continuing with the example "MyClass" from above:
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// chai.add(user_type<MyClass>(), "MyClass");
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @subsubsection adding_modules Adding Modules
///
/// Modules are holders for collections of ChaiScript registrations.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// ModulePtr module = get_sum_module();
/// chai.add(module);
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa chaiscript::Module
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @subsection operatoroverloading Operator Overloading
///
/// Operators are just like any other function in ChaiScript, to overload an operator, simply register it.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// class MyClass {
///   MyClass operator+(const MyClass &) const;
/// };
///
/// chai.add(fun(&MyClass::operator+), "+");
///
/// std::string append_string_int(const std::string &t_lhs, int t_rhs)
/// {
///   std::stringstream ss;
///   ss << t_lhs << t_rhs;
///   return ss.str();
/// }
///
/// chai.add(fun(append_string_int), "+");
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref adding_functions
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @subsection add_class Class Helper Utility
///
/// Much of the work of adding new classes to ChaiScript can be reduced with the help
/// of the add_class helper utility.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// class Test
/// {
///   public:
///     void function() {}
///     std::string function2() { return "Function2"; }
///     void function3() {}
///     std::string functionOverload(double) { return "double"; }
///     std::string functionOverload(int) { return "int"; }
/// };
///
/// int main()
/// {
///   chaiscript::ModulePtr m = chaiscript::ModulePtr(new chaiscript::Module());
///
///   chaiscript::utility::add_class<chaiscript::Test>(*m,
///      "Test",
///      { constructor<Test()>(),
///        constructor<Test(const Test &)>() },
///      { {fun(&Test::function), "function"},
///        {fun(&Test::function2), "function2"},
///        {fun(&Test::function2), "function3"}
///        {fun(static_cast<std::string Test::*(double)>(&Test::functionOverload)), "functionOverload"}
///        {fun(static_cast<std::string Test::*(int)>(&Test::functionOverload)), "functionOverload"} }
///      );
///
///
///   chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
///   chai.add(m);
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref adding_modules
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @subsection pointer_conversions Pointer / Object Conversions
///
/// As much as possible, ChaiScript attempts to convert between &, *, const &, const *, std::shared_ptr<T>,
/// std::shared_ptr<const T>, std::reference_wrapper<T>, std::reference_wrapper<const T> and value types automatically.
///
/// If a chaiscript::var object was created in C++ from a pointer, it cannot be convered to a shared_ptr (this would add invalid reference counting).
/// Const may be added, but never removed.
///
/// The take away is that you can pretty much expect function calls to Just Work when you need them to.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// void fun1(const int *);
/// void fun2(int *);
/// void fun3(int);
/// void fun4(int &);
/// void fun5(const int &);
/// void fun5(std::shared_ptr<int>);
/// void fun6(std::shared_ptr<const int>);
/// void fun7(const std::shared_ptr<int> &);
/// void fun8(const std::shared_ptr<const int> &);
/// void fun9(std::reference_wrapper<int>);
/// void fun10(std::reference_wrapper<const int>);
///
/// int main()
/// {
///   using namespace chaiscript
///   chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
///   chai.add(fun(fun1), "fun1");
///   chai.add(fun(fun2), "fun2");
///   chai.add(fun(fun3), "fun3");
///   chai.add(fun(fun4), "fun4");
///   chai.add(fun(fun5), "fun5");
///   chai.add(fun(fun6), "fun6");
///   chai.add(fun(fun7), "fun7");
///   chai.add(fun(fun8), "fun8");
///   chai.add(fun(fun9), "fun9");
///   chai.add(fun(fun10), "fun10");
///
///   chai("var i = 10;");
///   chai("fun1(i)");
///   chai("fun2(i)");
///   chai("fun3(i)");
///   chai("fun4(i)");
///   chai("fun5(i)");
///   chai("fun6(i)");
///   chai("fun7(i)");
///   chai("fun8(i)");
///   chai("fun9(i)");
///   chai("fun10(i)");
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// See the unit test unittests/boxed_cast_test.cpp for a complete breakdown of the automatic casts that
/// available and tested.
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @subsection baseclasses Base Classes
///
/// ChaiScript supports handling of passing a derived class object to a function expecting a base class object.
/// For the process to work, the base/derived relationship must be registered with the engine.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// class Base {};
/// class Derived : public Base {};
/// void myfunction(Base *b);
///
/// int main()
/// {
///   chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
///   chai.add(chaiscript::base_class<Base, Derived>());
///   Derived d;
///   chai.add(chaiscript::var(&d), "d");
///   chai.add(chaiscript::fun(&myfunction), "myfunction");
///   chai("myfunction(d)");
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
///
/// @subsection functionobjects Function Objects
///
/// Functions are first class objects in ChaiScript and ChaiScript supports automatic conversion
/// between ChaiScript functions and std::function objects.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// void callafunc(const std::function<void (const std::string &)> &t_func)
/// {
///   t_func("bob");
/// }
///
/// int main()
/// {
///   chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
///   chai.add(chaiscript::fun(&callafunc), "callafunc");
///   chai("callafunc(fun(x) { print(x); })"); // pass a lambda function to the registered function
///                                            // which expects a typed std::function
///
///   std::function<void ()> f = chai.eval<std::function<void ()> >("dump_system");
///   f(); // call the ChaiScript function dump_system, from C++
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
///
/// @subsection threading Threading
///
/// Thread safety is automatically handled within the ChaiScript system. Objects can be added
/// and scripts executed from multiple threads. For each thread that executes scripts, a new
/// context is created and managed by the engine.
///
/// Thread safety can be disabled by defining CHAISCRIPT_NO_THREADS when using the library.
///
/// Disabling thread safety increases performance in many cases.
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
///
/// @subsection exceptions Exception Handling
///
/// @subsubsection exceptionsbasics Exception Handling Basics
///
/// Exceptions can be thrown in ChaiScript and caught in C++ or thrown in C++ and caught in
/// ChaiScript.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// void throwexception()
/// {
///   throw std::runtime_error("err");
/// }
///
/// int main()
/// {
///   // Throw in C++, catch in ChaiScript
///   chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
///   chai.add(chaiscript::fun(&throwexception), "throwexception");
///   chai("try { throwexception(); } catch (e) { print(e.what()); }"); // prints "err"
///
///   // Throw in ChaiScript, catch in C++
///   try {
///     chai("throw(1)");
///   } catch (chaiscript::Boxed_Value bv) {
///     int i = chaiscript::boxed_cast<int>(bv);
///     // i == 1
///   }
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @subsubsection exceptionsautomatic Exception Handling Automatic Unboxing
///
/// As an alternative to the manual unboxing of exceptions shown above, exception specifications allow the user to tell
/// ChaiScript what possible exceptions are expected from the script being executed.
///
/// Example:
/// ~~~~~~~~{.cpp}
/// chaiscript::ChaiScript chai;
///
/// try {
///   chai.eval("throw(runtime_error(@"error@"))", chaiscript::exception_specification<int, double, float, const std::string &, const std::exception &>());
/// } catch (const double e) {
/// } catch (int) {
/// } catch (float) {
/// } catch (const std::string &) {
/// } catch (const std::exception &e) {
///   // This is the one what will be called in the specific throw() above
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa chaiscript::Exception_Handler for details on automatic exception unboxing
/// @sa chaiscript::exception_specification

/// @page LangObjectSystemRef ChaiScript Language Object Model Reference
///
///
/// ChaiScript has an object system built in, for types defined within the ChaiScript system.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~
/// attr Rectangle::height
/// attr Rectangle::width
/// def Rectangle::Rectangle() { this.height = 10; this.width = 20 }
/// def Rectangle::area() { this.height * this.width }
///
/// var rect = Rectangle()
/// rect.height = 30
/// print(rect.area())
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref keywordattr
/// @sa @ref keyworddef

/// @page LangInPlaceRef ChaiScript Language In-Place Creation Reference
/// @section inplacevector Vector
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~
/// In-place Vector ::= "[" [expression ("," expression)*]  "]"
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// @section inplacerangedvector Ranged Vector
///
/// ~~~~~~~~~
/// In-place Ranged Vector ::= "[" value ".." value "]"
/// ~~~~~~~~~
///
/// Creates a vector over a range (eg. 1..10)
///
/// @section inplacemap Map
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// In-place Map ::= "[" (string ":" expression)+ "]"
/// ~~~~~~~~

/// @page LangGettingStarted ChaiScript Language Getting Started
///
/// ChaiScript is a simple language that should feel familiar to anyone who knows
/// C++ or ECMAScript (JavaScript).
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section chaiscriptloops Loops
///
/// Common looping constructs exist in ChaiScript
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// var i = 0;
/// while (i < 10)
/// {
///   // do something
///   ++i;
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// for (var i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
/// {
///   // do something
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref keywordfor
/// @sa @ref keywordwhile
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section chaiscriptifs Conditionals
///
/// If statements work as expected
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// var b = true;
///
/// if (b) {
///   // do something
/// } else if (c < 10) {
///   // do something else
/// } else {
///   // or do this
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref keywordif
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section chaiscriptfunctions Functions
///
/// Functions are defined with the def keyword
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// def myfun(x) { print(x); }
///
/// myfun(10);
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// Functions may have "guards" which determine if which is called.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// eval> def myfun2(x) : x < 10 { print("less than 10"); }
/// eval> def myfun2(x) : x >= 10 { print("10 or greater"); }
/// eval> myfun2(5)
/// less than 10
/// eval> myfun2(12)
/// 10 or greater
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref keyworddef
/// @sa @ref keywordattr
/// @sa @ref LangObjectSystemRef
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section chaiscriptfunctionobjects Function Objects
///
/// Functions are first class types in ChaiScript and can be used as variables.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// eval> var p = print;
/// eval> p(1);
/// 1
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// They can also be passed to functions.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// eval> def callfunc(f, lhs, rhs) { return f(lhs, rhs); }
/// eval> def do_something(lhs, rhs) { print("lhs: ${lhs}, rhs: ${rhs}"); }
/// eval> callfunc(do_something, 1, 2);
/// lhs: 1, rhs: 2
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// Operators can also be treated as functions by using the back tick operator. Building on the above example:
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// eval> callfunc(`+`, 1, 4);
/// 5
/// eval> callfunc(`*`, 3, 2);
/// 6
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @sa @ref LangKeywordRef
/// @sa ChaiScript_Language for Built in Functions

/// @page LangKeywordRef ChaiScript Language Keyword Reference
///
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keywordattr attr
/// Defines a ChaiScript object attribute
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// Attribute Definition ::= "attr" class_name "::" attribute_name
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref LangObjectSystemRef
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keywordbreak break
/// Stops execution of a looping block.
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// Break Statement ::= "break"
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref keywordfor
/// @sa @ref keywordwhile
///
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keyworddef def
/// Begins a function or method definition
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// Function Definition ::= [annotation + CR/LF] "def" identifier "(" [arg ("," arg)*] ")" [":" guard] block
/// Method Definition ::= [annotation + CR/LF] "def" class_name "::" method_name "(" [arg ("," arg)*] ")" [":" guard] block
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// annotation: meta-annotation on function, currently used as documentation. Optional.
/// identifier: name of function. Required.
/// args: comma-delimited list of parameter names. Optional.
/// guards: guarding statement that act as a prerequisite for the function. Optional.
/// { }: scoped block as function body. Required.
///
/// Functions return values in one of two ways:
///
/// By using an explicit return call, optionally passing the value to be returned.
/// By implicitly returning the value of the last expression (if it is not a while or for loop).
///
/// Method definitions for known types extend those types with new methods. This includes C++ and ChaiScript defined types.
/// Method definitions for unknown types implicitly define the named type.
///
/// @sa @ref LangObjectSystemRef
///
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keywordelse else
/// @sa @ref keywordif
///
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keywordfor for
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// For Block ::= "for" "(" [initial] ";" stop_condition ";" loop_expression ")" block
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// This loop can be broken using the @ref keywordbreak command.
///
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keywordfun fun
/// Begins an anonymous function declaration (sometimes called a lambda).
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// Lambda ::= "fun" "(" [variable] ("," variable)*  ")" block
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// _Example_
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// // Generate an anonymous function object that adds 2 to its parameter
/// var f = fun(x) { x + 2; }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa @ref keyworddef for more details on ChaiScript functions
///
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keywordif if
/// Begins a conditional block of code that only executes if the condition evaluates as true.
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// If Block ::= "if" "(" condition ")" block
/// Else If Block ::= "else if" "(" condition ")" block
/// Else Block ::= "else" block
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// _Example_
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// if (true) {
///   // do something
/// } else if (false) {
///   // do something else
/// } else {
///   // otherwise do this
/// }
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keywordtry try
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// Try Block ::= "try" block
///  ("catch" ["(" variable ")"] [":" guards] block)+
///    ["finally" block]
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// @sa ChaiScript_Language::throw
///
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
///
/// @section keywordwhile while
///
/// Begins a conditional block of code that loops 0 or more times, as long as the condition is true
///
/// ~~~~~~~~
/// While Block ::= "while" "(" condition ")" block
/// ~~~~~~~~
///
/// This loop can be broken using the @ref keywordbreak command.

/// @namespace chaiscript
/// @brief Namespace chaiscript contains every API call that the average user will be concerned with.

/// @namespace chaiscript::detail
/// @brief Classes and functions reserved for internal use. Items in this namespace are not supported.

#include "chaiscript_defines.hpp"

#include "dispatchkit/dispatchkit.hpp"
#include "dispatchkit/function_call.hpp"
#include "dispatchkit/dynamic_object.hpp"
#include "dispatchkit/boxed_number.hpp"

#include "language/chaiscript_eval.hpp"
#include "language/chaiscript_engine.hpp"

#endif /* CHAISCRIPT_HPP_ */

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The weekend was the time to say goodbye to a group of Canterbury Cathedral choristers who have sung in hundreds of services, concerts and performances.
On Sunday (22 July), traditionally known as Sob Sunday, the Cathedral community, family and friends heard William Boarman Powell, Thomas Nordin, Oliver Futcher and William Baker sing as Cathedral choristers for their last time.
With Caspar Bainbridge, who was unable to be there on Sunday, the 13-year-olds have been choristers at the Cathedral since they were eight. They have lived in Choir House in the Cathedral Precincts and attended St Edmund's Junior School in Canterbury during term-time.
On Saturday two members of the Girls' Choir – Molly Swatman and Elizabeth Green (known as Tilly) – sang in their last Evensong. In 2014 Tilly and Molly were founder members of the Girls' Choir which draws its 24 members, aged 12 to 18, mostly from local schools.


Asia, 15 January 2016 - Colliers International announced today the appointment of Chris Currie, senior director, Agency Services, Hong Kong. The appointment is part of a wider company-wide strategy to transform and enhance its offerings.
Currie brings with him deep industry experience having worked in Asia since 2004. He joins from another global real estate services company in their China office where he was the head of sales management, responsible for corporate alignment across their core markets.
In this newly created role, Currie will work closely with the existing leasing leaders to address growth opportunities by leveraging the company's global platform and drive profitability of the new occupier services business in Hong Kong. He will be responsible for business development initiatives and establishing partnerships that will complement the value of services delivered to clients.
"This is an exciting time to be joining Colliers and I'm delighted that I have the opportunity to work with this incredibly energised and ambitious team to further develop the leasing business. I'm looking forward to helping the company accelerate the expertise, connectivity and consistency of our businesses," said Currie.


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Volcanic eruption kills 1, injures 17 near Japanese ski resort
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ABCNews.com(GUNMA PREFECTURE, Japan) — The sudden eruption of a volcano near a ski resort in Japan killed one person and injured 17 others on Tuesday.
The eruption took place on Mount Kusatsu-Shirane in Gunma Prefecture, in central Japan, about 116 miles north of Tokyo.
A soldier with the Japan Defense Force was killed when an avalanche at a nearby ski resort was triggered in the eruption, according to Japanese news outlet NHK.
Video from ski resort shows smoke and chunks of rock flying, though the actual eruption is out of picture.
The army was on a training mission in the area when the avalanche hit. Of the 17 people injured, five were members of the Japanese army, NHK reported.
Nine people at the ski resort were injured, NHK said, including four who were hit by rocks and five who suffered injuries when a gondola was damaged by debris.
NHK said officials were working to evacuate the 80 people who were visiting the ski resort.
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As for me, I'm busy packing for my trip to Vermont College tomorrow.
OK, I should pry already know this...but what are you going to VC for? Are you in the MFA program there? Or is this for a conference?
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For her first-ever solo presentation, Jihan El-Tahri examines where the histories of Egypt and India coincide, beginning with four photographs. In three, the first prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru, and the second president of Egypt, Gamal Abdel Nasser, walk down a gilded staircase. Appearing jovial, they whisper to each other, and in the fourth photograph—the only one publicly disseminated at the time—they shake hands, turning high-voltage smiles to the cameras, and to us. Opposite these images, which were taken in Belgrade in 1960, is a small screen showing a film from the Indonesian National Archives: It is April 16, 1955, and Indonesian prime minister Ali Sastroamidjojo is waiting on a tarmac to greet the celebrity delegates landing in the West Java capital of Bandung for the historic conference that marked the beginning of the Non-Aligned Movement between several postcolonial countries. Nehru and Nasser step out of their respective planes, and as the film continues, they are always kept in the frame.
A spool of handmade cotton fabric, Binding Thread, 2018, running across the gallery marks cotton as a narrative link between the two countries and their histories. A wooden spinning wheel completes this piece and solidifies the connection: The wheel was a symbol of independence for the Indian nation-state and an emblem of resistance for Egyptian farmers, who, until the 1950s, were allowed to plant cotton but not mill it. Though the show is primarily a gathering of archival material collected by El-Tahri over the past two decades, she refrains from drawing any hard conclusions based on her research. Instead, she presents us with pieces of evidence from an era of great optimism and, of course, supreme political posturing. As the first photographs make clear, it is the staged tableau that interests her most.
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the most common rock found in the earth crust. also, basalt is biologically inert, and its weathering increases the mineral content of soil.


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Social Media Stalker Sentenced to Four Years in State Prison
Contact: (916) 210-6000, agpressoffice@doj.ca.gov
SACRAMENTO -- Attorney General Kamala D. Harris announced today that George Samuel Bronk, 23, of Citrus Heights, was sentenced on Friday to more than four years in state prison for stalking women on the social networking site Facebook.
Bronk plead guilty in Sacramento Superior Court to seven felonies, including computer intrusion, false impersonation and possession of child pornography. Bronk received four years, eight months in state prison and will have to register as a sex offender.
"For all of the conveniences the Internet offers, it has also opened a new frontier for crime. Cyber-predators, like Mr. Bronk, must be held accountable for their criminal activities,' Attorney General Harris said. 'Let this be an example for all those who will stoop to steal other people's identities.'
From December 2009 through September 2010, Bronk accessed e-mail accounts and Facebook pages of people in 17 states, as well as residents of England. He essentially found answers to the women's e-mail security questions in information they had posted on their Facebook sites.
Bronk searched the victim's "sent mail" folder for nude or semi-nude photographs and videos, which he often sent to the victim's entire e-mail address book. He also gained access to some victims' Facebook accounts by clicking the "Forgot Your Password?" link and asking for a new password to be sent to the victim's e-mail account, which he now controlled. In many cases, he posted the photographs to victims' Facebook pages and to other Internet sites and made comments on the Facebook sites of friends.
Superior Court Judge Lawrence Brown rejected a defense request for probation and sentenced Bronk to state prison. Judge Brown sentenced Bronk to four years in state prison for the crimes of computer intrusion and false impersonation and then added an additional consecutive term of eight months for Bronk's possession of child pornography.
The investigation began after one victim contacted the Connecticut State Police, and the agency then contacted the California Highway Patrol because the suspect appeared to be operating here. The CHP requested the Attorney General's assistance.
On the hard drive of Bronk's desktop computer, which was confiscated from his Citrus Heights home during a search in September, investigators found more than 170 files containing explicit photographs of women, including a film actress, whose e-mail accounts he had commandeered. Finding victims, however, proved a challenge. CHP and Attorney General agents were able to use location tagging information embedded on the photographs on Bronk's hard drive to assist in identifying victims, and e-mailed 3,200 questionnaires to potential victims asking them to come forward.
Some 46 victims did, including one who described Bronk's actions as "virtual rape."


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Sunnan Station (Sunnan stasjon) var en jernbanestation på Nordlandsbanen, der lå ved bebyggelsen Sunnan i Steinkjer kommune i Norge.

Stationen åbnede 15. november 1905 som endestation for den daværende Hell–Sunnanbanen, nu en del af Nordlandsbanen. Statussen som endestation kom til at vare et par årtier, da der var uenighed i Innherred om banens videre forløb nordpå. Det næste stykke videre til Snåsa blev taget i brug 30. oktober 1926. Fra 31. maj 1970 var stationen kun bemandet efter behov, og efterfølgende blev den så nedgraderet til trinbræt 1. februar 1971. Stationen blev nedlagt 29. maj 1988.

Stationsbygningen stod oprindeligt på Hell Station, hvor den var blevet opført i 1881 efter tegninger af Peter Andreas Blix. Hell fik imidlertid en ny stationsbygning i 1902 i forbindelse med etableringen af Hell–Sunnanbanen. Den gamle bygning blev derefter flyttet til Sunnan og genopført der i 1905. Bygningen blev revet ned i 1978. Stationen har desuden haft en remise og en drejeskive, der også er blevet fjernet med tiden.

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History of 88 North Main
Imaginal Cell
Arts With A Purpose
The Garden is Open!
This lovely green space at Chagrin Arts, located at 88 North Main Street in historic downtown Chagrin Falls, now serves as an outdoor gathering space to bring awareness and celebrate the dedicated and powerful work of the Ohio Innocence Project. A commissioned sculpture entitled "Imaginal Cell" by acclaimed artist and OIP Client, Dean Gillispie, is the centerpiece of the Garden.
We hope you will support Chagrin Arts in this meaningful and unique way by marking your family's legacy or honoring a loved one by engraving a brick that will become the foundation of hope in the new garden.
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Dean Gillispie's latest work
An imaginal cell is the cell of a caterpillar that transforms the body of the caterpillar to the body of the butterfly during the period that it is housed in the chrysalis or cocoon. The term imaginal cell also has significance because Dean spent 20 years of his life in a prison cell for crimes he did not commit. In his cell, he spent hours working on dioramas made with contraband and found objects, painting beautiful and symbolic portraits, and escaping into music and lyrics. With the help of the Ohio Innocence Project, Dean was exonerated by the State of Ohio. In his freedom, Dean has continued to show the world his many talents. He has been a featured artist in the Museum of Modern Art, and his works have appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and many other publications. But Dean is most proud to have been featured in AirStream Life, which showcased him and Soulshine, an Airstream that he painstakingly restored to glory over the span of a year. Dean is now a member of the Board of Advisors of the Ohio Innocence Project, a tireless advocate to end wrongful conviction, and a friend to every innocent man and woman who was imprisoned. He continues to make the world a better and more beautiful place for all of us.
Imaginal Cell is set in limestone blocks. Limestone is known to symbolize innocence and is believed to have healing properties, to ground and center people, and to bring positive thought and healing. The sculpture begins as discarded shipping chains, the strongest of all chains, used to hold vessels steady in dangerous winds and waves. The Ohio Innocence Project incorporates the butterfly in its logo, and 32 butterflies – one for each of the men and women who have been freed through OIP's work – arise from the chains in the sculpture. The butterflies are made of stainless steel, which was chosen for its strength, its ability to reflect light, and its power to resist corrosive and damaging elements. Imaginal Cell is a testament to the talent, strength, and passion of its creator, and the movement to free the wrongfully convicted in Ohio and throughout the world.
Dean and the Ohio Innocence Project are proud to partner with Chagrin arts in a variety of programming that opens people's hearts and minds to understanding wrongful conviction, the devastation it causes in individuals, families, and communities, and to showcase the resilience, strength, courage, and talents of OIP's clients.
A small piece of the Imaginal Cell Sculpture being created
Karen Prasser (Executive Director of Chagrin Arts), Beth Cohen (Vice President of Board of Directors), and Dean Gillispie (Imaginal Cell Artist) in the space that is yet to become the Garden of Hope
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"I'm already preparing for 2014," he said. That's the next time Staton comes up for re-election.
Separately, Staton attributed his small margin of victory to a general anti-incumbent sentiment and changes in the borders of the 18th District.
Since there is no Democratic opponent, Staton will head to Atlanta in January when the new General Assembly session begins.
A spokesman for the secretary of state's office said this week that he wasn't aware of any close election outcome in which a recount changed the result. Georgia voters have used electronic voting machines for the past 10 years.
The two men campaigned on their conservative credentials. In the second quarter of 2012, Staton's campaign raised about $115,000 to Price's roughly $13,000.
The 18th District includes parts of Bibb and Houston counties plus all of Peach, Crawford, Monroe and Upson counties.


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Q: NOT IN in SSRS TextBox How can I write NOT IN in TextBox expression?
I must check if some field value not belong to some list of strings, and then do some work.
Example:
Iif(SomeField.Value NOT IN ('Text1', 'Text2'), DoSomething, nothing)

I wrote code like this and got error when previewing report, and error was :
Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'Iif' accepts this number of type arguments

How can I do this stuff?

A: Try this small piece of custom code that accepts a string array. Just paste it into the report code section of the report..
Public Shared Function ValueExists(ByVal arr() as string, checkVal as string)
    Dim i As Long
        For i = LBound(arr) To UBound(arr)
            If arr(i) = checkVal Then

                return true
                Exit Function
            End If
        Next i
    return false
End Function

Usage would involve splitting the string into an array using the Split function
like so:
=iif(Code.ValueExists(Split("Your,comma,separated,string,in,here",","),"StringYouWantToFind")
,"Your value exists"
,"your value does not exist")

A: You can simply write the code like this:
Iif(SomeField.Value <> 'Text1' AND Field.Value <> 'Text2' , DoSomething, nothing)

A: I got this one in one report:
=iif(join(Parameters!Parameter1.Value,",") like "*" & Fields!Field1.Value & "*","Color1","Color2")

This instruction helps me to determine the fill colour of a cell inside a tablix, where:
Parameter1 is a multivalue parameter.
"Join" lets me have a string with all selected values from a multivalue parameter, eg. "value1,value2,value3,value4"
Field1 is the field that contains the values filtered by Parameter1
Color1 is the color if the value of the cell is included in the selection of parameter
else Color2
works well

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Larry Ramsell said salmon heading to spawn in the upper reaches of Elgin Creek are having a tough time this year due to a lack of water flow.
Elgin Creek low flow leaving salmon in the lurch
Water levels at South Surrey's Elgin Creek leaving spawning fish in lurch
Low water flow in Elgin Creek is leaving salmon heading to spawn in the waterway's upper reaches stuck downstream.
Larry Ramsell, who has watched the coho make the annual trek through his Crescent Road property for decades, said this week he's seeing dozens of the fish gathering near the culvert that leads to the higher spawning grounds.
But that's as far as many of them are getting.
"There's not enough water coming down the creek and they're stuck here at my place," he said Monday. "Forty or 50, just laying there. They're dying with the eggs in them."
Water flow in Elgin Creek has been an issue for at least a decade. Prior to 2007, lower reaches of the creek would run dry, threatening the coho populations. To ensure the fish had a fighting chance, Ramsell pumped water from his own property.
In July 2007, the City of Surrey – with the help of funds from Fisheries and Oceans Canada and the Pacific Salmon Foundation – began pumping water into the creek from an emergency stand-by well in Sunnyside Acres Urban Forest. Flowing at a rate of 30 litres per second, the pump was intended to augment the creek when the water flow was low.
Due to problems with the well's groundwater-level monitor, the pump hasn't been on for about a month. While Ramsell has tried to fill the gap, "there's still not enough flow," he said. "They can't get up any more than about a half a mile beyond Crescent Road."
Carrie Baron, Surrey's drainage and environment manager, said Wednesday that the well will be fixed in time for the 2012 dry season. The necessary part has been special-ordered, she said.
Noting the pump was never meant for year-round use, Baron said some streamkeepers have grown accustomed to the higher flows it has created and worry when the levels drop.
But the current low-flow is not an emergency, she said.
"Typically, your streams don't need it now," she said. "It's not like the creek's gone dry. The salmon aren't going to die if they don't have this water right now."
Ramsell, commending the city's ongoing support, agreed the situation is not dire. But it could be better, he said.
"I think we'll survive," he said, noting each salmon that successfully spawns lays about 2,500 eggs. "We'll probably have quite a few fish for next year.
"But there could be so much more if these guys could get up."
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Traveling and studying literature in England opened my eyes to what could be. I was able to control where I went, what I saw, and who I met. I grew as an observer; as a result, I wanted to record as much as possible so that I could be the eyes for those who couldn't join me.
Interacting in small towns such as Warwick, Oxford, and Stratford-Upon-Avon gifted me with the best scenery. I've put together an illustrated version of all of the highlights of my trip below. I hope you enjoy!
Our first glimpse of England was a breathtaking one. The land and neighborhoods were dispersed in irregular patterns; they were definitely different from the rhythmic grids we're used to in the States.
The Underground is London's public mode of transportation. It reminded me of a more efficient New York subway.
Westminster Abbey is the home to the graves of several well-known writers such as Jane Austen, William Wordsworth, Alfred Lord Tennyson, and the Bronte sisters. Scientists such as Charles Darwin are also buried in this church. Although no pictures were allowed inside, the feeling of sacredness stayed with me even after I left those corridors.
Of course, Big Ben watched over us as we explored London.
This was taken inside the Globe Theater (a world famous performing arts centre), of which I had the honor of returning to twice. I saw renditions of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night as well as Romeo and Juliet.
The Rosetta Stone inside the British Museum in London. It is an artifact responsible for allowing us to finally understand Egyptian Hieroglyphics.
Runnymede, the meadow in which the Magna Carta was signed.
Windsor Castle: chalk-full of history and also acts as the Queen's Summer home. (To our surprise, a few people in our group spotted Princess Kate near the walls of the castle).
A lovely area within Anne Hathaway's cottage's garden. Anne Hathaway was William Shakespeare's wife. By visiting here, we were able to catch glimpses of what life during Shakespeare's time was like.
The Martyrs' Memorial in Oxford commemorates the deaths of three Anglican bishops during the period of Queen "Bloody Mary's" reign. They were executed in the square for their faith.
Christ's Church's garden within Oxford. The colors here were breathtaking.
A gorgeous view of Oxford atop University Church of St. Mary the Virgin's tower. We climbed so many flights of stairs up a tiny, winding structure.
The Eagle and Child Pub was where C.S Lewis (author of the Chronicles of Narnia) and J.R.R Tolkein (author of the Lord of the Rings) spent hours discussing story ideas and philosophy.
William Shakespeare's grave within Holy Trinity Church. The air was heavy with a sort of awe and sadness.
The medieval Warwick castle was developed from an original built in 1068 by William the Conqueror. The castle surrounded the small town of Warwick, as well as our hotel.
This is a photo of the astounding Tintern Abbey, which was a monastery dating back to the 10th century. We actually had to travel to Wales to get here. (I would have spent days in Wales if I could).
Standing inside the monastery, with the mountains looming behind the large window frames, I just had a feeling that a higher power stood with us.
Last photo of Tintern Abbey, I promise.
The ancient Roman Baths in the lively city of Bath. Musicians were scattered across the streets; you couldn't help but feel happy here.
More Roman baths with the original, ancient statues standing guard atop the edifice.
We witnessed the changing of the guards from Buckingham Palace; it is a summer daily ritual in which scores of horses, guards, and a marching band occupy the streets for a few minutes of each day.
In total, I ended up taking over five hundred photos. Looking back, I'm glad that I did.
Let me know if you have memories traveling, or have photos to share! I'd love to see them and hear about them.
It was lovely seeing what you selected to take pics of, Hannah. Your comment about the irregular field shapes struck me, as I just take them for granted living here in the UK. Cheers!
You have a way of making the people see the beauty of the world through your lens. I don't have to travel to England, at least not now. I am doing that with you already. Smiles. Nice one. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much, Whitney. That means so much to me. 🙂 Thank you for reading!
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Of course, one of the biggest obstacles toward casual dating is the inevitable "ending." So many of us equate kindness with never saying anything hard to anyone. Kindness is honoring someone in your treatment of them, but kindness is also honoring them by ending a dating relationship if needed. But the purpose of dating isn't to just accumulate boyfriends or girlfriends—it's to find a best friend and partner for life.
If you've maintained boundaries and treated your date with respect, you've protected him or her from false and premature intimacy. And when you find him or her, chances are, none of those other guys or gals you've casually dated will matter much in the light of your spouse. You can't have the attention of multiple dates and still be pursuing a God-honoring relationship with one.
This involves judging a potential guy or girl for the 38 qualities you are looking for in an ideal mate—before even grabbing coffee together. Sometimes the "hanging out" leads to hooking up, sans dating, which is another uber-confusing side effect of the Faux Christian Dating cycle. What if Christians just began to date like normal people—not dating toward immediate marriage and not eschewing dating for the less-desirable "hanging out" no man's land?
It's like arranged marriages where no one is making the arrangements, and it doesn't seem to work very well. Here's what I think it would require: Stop evaluating whether the guy who's taken an interest in you is strong and tenderhearted enough to raise your future kids.
And spending intentional one-on-one time—not too serious, just time—allows both parties to experience what it would be like to continue in the relationship.I don't have first-hand knowledge, but thanks to reality TV, I believe it appears to involve asking the woman's dad if she is available to date, and possibly not kissing until the actual wedding.


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Who Tied Them Up in Knots.
For those of us who stayed awake for the second half.
Are you one of those who expect us to steamroller sides for 90 minutes ?
Maybe you are used to watching highlight shows .
Great work with the M of M .
Fryers. Nice to see more pace than usual in a full back role. Got stuck in a lot for someone just back from a long term injury. Hope our best full back can stay fit now.
My favourite ever Barnsley manager is Mel Machin. My entertainment standards are pretty low. First half was Lee Johnson bad though.
Not worse than KHILL away at Coventry that time ?
That is my low bar .
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Great to see Fryers make such a good return.
I must've watched a different match on Saturday. Thought Fryers was solid but not outstanding. Surprised to see Thiam get so few votes as he rarely lost the ball, frequently drived at their defence and put in some great crosses. Also surprised to see Moore get some votes considering he missed at least 3 excellent opportunities. Would concur with those who voted McGeehan however. Opinions eh.
Yeah, as daft as it sounds he really does need to work on his finishing if he is to become a top championship standard striker. Excellent pace, holds the ball well and clearly gets in the right positions. But needs to be a bit less rash in his decision-making in front of goal on occasions. It is something he can improve on though.
Someone sat behind me said " send him back to Rotherham "


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Skye was a very successful Paint Artist who fell in love and married Terrell Chavis, a very prosperous Architect that designed a beautiful 3-story dream home for her out in the forest, a place she found quite enchanting. Subsequently, Terrell's business ventures caused frequent travel away from home often leaving her alone when one night while gazing out, she discovered some strange activity out in the forest that concerned her. Apprehensive about spending anymore nights alone while Terrell was away, her best friends accompanied her. While hiking together one day, they discovered a strange and unusual outhouse in the middle of the forest, enticed by one of her friends they decided to explore the strange and eerie depths when shockingly, what did they discover? And were they able to report what they saw to the proper authorities? Find out what happened in this alarming story.


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The Economist endorses Hillary Clinton in the 2016 United States Presidential Election
by GRUNGECAKE 3rd November 2016, 7:00 AM
Clinton's incrementalist style and hard work could make for a more successful presidency than her many detractors expect
The Economist publishes its endorsement for the 2016 United States presidential election today. This is the eighth time The Economist has endorsed a US presidential candidate, a practice that began in 1980 with a recommendation to vote for Ronald Reagan. The endorsement will appear in print in the November 5th edition of The Economist and online today via this link.
The leader argues that the choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is not a hard one.
"The campaign has provided daily evidence that Mr Trump would be a terrible president. He has exploited America's simmering racial tensions. His experience, temperament and character make him horribly unsuited to being the head of state of the nation that the rest of the democratic world looks to for leadership, the commander-in-chief of the world's most powerful armed forces and the person who controls America's nuclear deterrent."
The Economist's hypothetical vote therefore goes to Mrs Clinton.
"Although, by itself, that is not much of an endorsement, we go further. Mrs Clinton is a better candidate than she seems and better suited to cope with the awful, broken state of Washington politics than her critics will admit. She also deserves to prevail on her own merits."
To read the whole endorsement, go to or pick up the November 5th edition of The Economist.
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With a growing global circulation and a reputation for insightful analysis and perspective on every aspect of world events, The Economist is one of the most widely recognised and well-read current affairs publications. The paper covers politics, business, science and technology, and books and arts, concluding each week with the obituary. In addition to the web-only content such as blogs, debates and audio/video programmes available on the website, The Economist is available to download for reading on Android, Blackberry PlayBook, iPhone or iPad devices. The Economist Espresso, our daily briefing smartphone app, is also available for download via iTunes App Store or Google Play.
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Q: Chef-jenkins plugin not recognising the jenkins parameter I have installed the chef-client plugin (https://github.com/melezhik/chef-plugin/) on to Jenkins to be able to trigger the chef client run from Jenkins. I have configured a String parameter in the Jenkins job, and need to use that parameter as the ssh host for the chef client run in the job config.
But I am unable to reference the Jenkins parameters in the ssh host field of the chef plugin. I have tried the standard Jenkins way of referencing parameters as $PARAMETER and also the ruby way as env["PARAMETER"] but the ssh host is unable to recognise the parameter.
Any help on how I could parameterise the ssh host field would be much appreciated.
Attaching some screenshots for more clarity.

EDIT: Adding the console output:
[2015-03-18 15:58:41 +1100] INFO: rendering ERB template
[2015-03-18 15:58:41 +1100] INFO: parsing JSON string
[2015-03-18 15:58:41 +1100] INFO: saving JSON to file
[2015-03-18 15:58:41 +1100] INFO: chef json url => http://localhost:8080//job/Chef-Client/ws/chef.json
[2015-03-18 15:58:41 +1100] INFO: host => $HOST_TEST
$ bash -c "ssh jenkins@$HOST_TEST sudo chef-client -l info -j http://localhost:8080//job/Chef-Client/ws/chef.json  "
ssh: Could not resolve hostname : Name or service not known
ERROR:  (Java::Hudson::AbortException)
sun.reflect.GeneratedConstructorAccessor114.newInstance(Unknown Source)

A: Looking at the code on
https://github.com/melezhik/chef-plugin
it seems that parameters (which are used as environment variables) are not supported by this plugin (v.0.1.3)


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AE Bex
Arthur Edgar Bex
Died 20 January 1954 Hampton, Dundrum, Co Dublin
Occupation Director AH Bex Ltd (Shopfitters)
Debut 13 August 1937 v Sir Julien Cahn's XI at Loughborough Road, Nottingham
Style Right-hand bat
Teams Leinster, Merrion
Edgar Bex was a useful middle order batsman who played, mostly at Second XI level, for Leinster and Merrion for much of the inter war period. His greatest achievement was to lead Leinster Seconds to the Intermediate Cup in 1929, though a glance at the team photograph reveals a side of grizzled veterans, including the ageless Bill Harrington, seated to his captain's left. Even as he approached 60 years of age, there is no doubt that Bill's square armed off spin would have been too much for many opponents. He made 52 senior appearances for Merrion scoring 544 runs at 12.65 and taking 3 wickets at 25.14. Edgar's one match for Ireland came solely because he was ICU Honorary Secretary at the time.
The 1937 English tour found Ireland down to 10 men when it came to the second of two matches against Sir Julien Cahn's XI, the host having, as usual a star studded side, apart, it must be said from himself! The tourists found themselves with two players, paceman Charlie Billingsley and batsman George Morgan on the injured list and were further depleted when Donald Shearer, a key part of the upper middle order was called home for business reasons. Thus Edgar came into the side, batting at 11. Ireland was routed by the South African fast bowler Bob Crisp. Later a war hero and serial self publicist, Crisp was a very dangerous performer with the ball and sent Ireland packing for 94, with figures of 6-21. Edgar, however, escaped his clutches. He made 1 before being stumped by CR Maxwell, probably the best amateur wicket keeper in England at the time, of the not in considerable pace of Reggie Butterworth. Unless Reggie, who was to be killed in action during the retreat to Dunkirk, was kindly tossing up a few for the "rabbit", which Cahn would have most certainly frowned upon, this was a fine piece of glovework. Edgar had no chance to add more runs to his international career record as rain washed out the second day.
He had become secretary of the Irish Cricket Union in 1932 in succession to George Bonass and was to hold the post until he retired in 1947. Irish cricket did not develop much during his time, though at least, in somewhat difficult times, the national side remained a unified one. Some critics have suggested that this was in spite of rather than because of Edgar and that his attitude to the Northern Unions was hardly diplomatic. At this distance it is impossible to know the full details and rights and wrongs of such incidents but it seems most likely that there was a lack of understanding, and possibly tact, on both sides, rather than any deliberate attempt at mischief making. Before he became Secretary, Edgar had been one of the signatories of the historic document of 1923 which finally established the ICU, though, interestingly, he did so on behalf of Cork County - there being no Munster Union at the time - with which club I have not found that he had any other connection.
Away from cricket, he succeeded his father AH Bex - a Merrion player - as Managing Director of AH Bex Ltd, a shop fitters company. Then in King Street on the north side of the Liffey, the firm still survives today, having relocated to Rathmines some years ago. Edgar and his wife Emily were married in 1921 and had one daughter Audrey Roberta. Arthur Edgar Bex was not a great cricketer but deserves to be remembered for keeping the ICU organisation in being during the hiatus of the Second World War.
Emily died in 1976. The notice in The Irish Times shows her to have been survived not only by her daughter and son in law, John Walker a solicitor, grandchildren and great grandchildren. We would very much like to hear from any of Edgar's descendants who might be able to fill in the gaps in his biographical details.
NB I am much indebted to Gerard Siggins for his help in unearthing previously unpublished items of Bex's biographical details.
Edward Liddle, March 2010
View Match Sir Julian Cahn's XI drew with Ireland (2 Day, Loughborough, 13 August 1937)


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A 7,92 mm rkm Browning wz. 1928 könnyű géppuska az amerikai gyártmányú M1918 BAR lengyel változata volt. A lengyelek a második világháború folyamán használták.

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Miután 1918-ban Lengyelország elnyerte függetlenségét, a lengyel hadsereget a legkülönfélébb géppuskákkal szerelték fel, melyek a lengyel területek birtoklóitól származtak, ezen felül francia és brit felszereléssel is rendelkeztek, melyeket még a nagy háború idején kaptak. Sokféle könnyű géppuskát használtak, melyek kalibere is különbözött, nehéz feladattá téve a katonák kiképzését és a logisztikát.

1923-ban, a lengyel–szovjet háború után egy pályázatot hirdettek ki egy új, szabványos könnyű géppuska megalkotására a lengyel hadsereg részére, amely felváltaná az összes többi rendszerben lévőt. A pályázat győztes nélkül zárult és az elkövetkezendő években a lengyel hadügyminisztérium 12 darabot vásárolt a következő fegyverekből: M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle, Lewis wz. 1923 és Hotchkiss wz. 23. A teszteken az amerikai konstrukció bizonyult magasan a legjobbnak, majd az 1925-ös pályázaton belga FN-gyártmányú Browningokat választottak. Bár mindegyik típus kiterjedt vizsgálatát folytatták, a lengyel hadsereg rendelt egy sorozatot a belga-gyártmányú BAR géppuskákból, majd módosították azokat a lengyelek szükségletei szerint. A legszembetűnőbb változtatások között volt a kaliber (az eredeti .30-03 Springfield helyett a lengyel szabvány 7,92×57 mm Mauser lövedékeket használták), a villaállvány konstrukciója és rögzítése, illetve a nyílt irányzékok. A puskacsövet meghosszabbították a jobb pontosság elérése érdekében, a könnyebb célzásért pedig pisztolymarkolatot szereltek a fegyverre. Amellett, hogy a Fabrique Nationale-tól 10 000 darabot rendeltek, Lengyelország megvásárolta a licencet is hazai gyártási célokra. Az első wz. 28 könnyű géppuskákat hivatalosan 1927-ben állították rendszerbe, hivatalos nevük pedig a 7,92 mm rkm Browning wz. 1928 lett, magyarul 7,92 mm-es Browning kézi géppuska 1928-as minta.

A Belgiumtól vásárolt licenc-dokumentáció súlyos hiányosságai miatt a lengyelországi gyártás 1930-ig el sem kezdődött. 1939-ig hozzávetőleg 14 000 darab készült. A gyártás során további változtatásokat vezettek be. Ezek között volt a nyílt irányzékok cseréje kisebb változatokra, és a puskatusák átalakítása halfarok formájúra. Átfogó munkák folytak egy cserélhető puskacső kialakítására a fegyverhez, de ezt már megvalósítani nem tudták a második világháború kitörése miatt.

Az 1939-es lengyelországi hadjárat alatt az rkm wz. 1928 volt a szabványos könnyű géppuska, melyet majdnem az összes lengyel gyalogsági és lovassági egység használt. A német Wehrmacht zsákmányolt a lengyel gyártmányú Browning géppuskákból, melyeket a világháború végéig használtak, megjelölésük az IMG 28(p) volt. Ezekből bizonyos mennyiséget a Vörös Hadsereg is megszerzett és használt a háború folyamán.

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Az rkm wz. 28 volt az alapja egy repülőgépfedélzeti rugalmas géppuskának, a karabin maszynowy obserwatora wz. 37 géppuska kifejlesztésének.

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